Occupying a second-floor position within a newly redeveloped Hudson Square office building, this expansive pre-built office suite is configured to support a large, highly collaborative organization while maintaining clear structure and circulation throughout the floorplate. Arrival onto the floor brings occupants into a defined entry and reception zone that immediately opens into the main workspace, establishing long sightlines across the interior and reinforcing the scale of the floor. From this point, the layout unfolds as a thoughtfully organized, high-density office environment designed for efficient team operation and day-to-day flexibility.

The core of the space is dedicated to open seating, arranged in multiple benching zones that collectively support approximately one hundred seventy workstations. These work areas are distributed evenly across the floor to prevent crowding, with generous aisle widths that allow teams to move comfortably between departments. The open seating zones are positioned to take advantage of perimeter windows, ensuring consistent natural light across the majority of workstations and creating an energized, productive atmosphere throughout the day.

Supporting the open workspace are numerous enclosed meeting and collaboration rooms placed strategically along circulation paths and perimeter edges. Five dedicated conference rooms are sized to accommodate a range of meeting types, from smaller team discussions to larger formal presentations. In addition, nine separate meeting rooms are integrated throughout the floor, functioning as huddle rooms, breakout spaces, or flexible collaboration areas that support hybrid work styles and frequent internal meetings without disrupting the open seating zones. These enclosed rooms provide acoustic separation while remaining visually connected to the broader office environment.

The floorplan also incorporates multiple perimeter rooms that can function as executive offices, client meeting rooms, or specialty-use spaces depending on operational needs. Their placement along the window line makes them equally suitable for leadership offices or client-facing functions that benefit from light and views. Support areas, including pantry and amenity zones, are positioned centrally to ensure easy access from all parts of the floor while preserving the perimeter for people-focused uses.

This is not a partial suite but a substantial single-floor presence that delivers many of the advantages associated with full-floor occupancy, including long runs of windows, efficient internal circulation, and a strong sense of identity. The configuration is particularly well suited for technology firms, media companies, or professional organizations seeking a move-in-ready environment with significant seating capacity, abundant meeting space, and access to shared building amenities such as a common rooftop. The result is a modern, scalable office designed to support large teams today while remaining adaptable for future growth.

Notes: Newly redeveloped asset, with access to common rooftop amenity